Now, I don’t want to ask about the plot of your story, but rather, what are your thoughts on Baby Looney Tunes, Space Jam, and Loonatics Unleashed, even if you review that last one later on in the season? And as for the Looney Tunes Show, I actually didn’t think it was as bad as it could’ve been. Now granted, it wasn’t the best show on Cartoon Network, but I thought it was pretty decent enough to be considered entertaining. Well, we all have different tastes, I guess, and you can’t blame anyone for disliking something you tolerate.
Baby Looney Tunes and SpaceJam–Boring as shit. Loonatics Unleashed–wait for the review. And honestly–I just didn’t think the Looney Tunes Show was funny. At all.
I saw both Baby Looney Tunes and Space Jam as a kid, and really, I didn’t know any better then, though I might add, Space Jam was, as a whole, better than the gang as babies having dumb adventures. And really, I don’t care if you thought the Looney Tunes Show wasn’t funny at all; I just wanted to get your take on it. Though it still perplexes me as to how they still show reruns and haven’t ordered any new episodes yet. Maybe it’s for your gain, then.
Only disappointment was that you didn’t point out that Steve Martin’s stooge was played by Bill Goldberg. This movie was definitely made right after AOL Warner sold WCW to WWE but still had most of its star wrestlers (since Vince wouldn’t take their contracts), and it’s pretty clear Warner was trying to get SOMETHING out of him while still getting paid by them.
Other than that, good job pointing out how there was actually a lot of good stuff in this movie and it could have been better than it ultimately turned out.
The spy dad is James Bond #4, Timothy Dalton. Coincidence? I doubt it.
Now, I don’t want to ask about the plot of your story, but rather, what are your thoughts on Baby Looney Tunes, Space Jam, and Loonatics Unleashed, even if you review that last one later on in the season? And as for the Looney Tunes Show, I actually didn’t think it was as bad as it could’ve been. Now granted, it wasn’t the best show on Cartoon Network, but I thought it was pretty decent enough to be considered entertaining. Well, we all have different tastes, I guess, and you can’t blame anyone for disliking something you tolerate.
Baby Looney Tunes and SpaceJam–Boring as shit. Loonatics Unleashed–wait for the review. And honestly–I just didn’t think the Looney Tunes Show was funny. At all.
I saw both Baby Looney Tunes and Space Jam as a kid, and really, I didn’t know any better then, though I might add, Space Jam was, as a whole, better than the gang as babies having dumb adventures. And really, I don’t care if you thought the Looney Tunes Show wasn’t funny at all; I just wanted to get your take on it. Though it still perplexes me as to how they still show reruns and haven’t ordered any new episodes yet. Maybe it’s for your gain, then.
15:16 No argument here. 18:01 (insert Trying TO Hard alarm here) 18:11 I KNOW,RIGHT?! 20:00 Tell that to Friedburg and Selzer!
Only disappointment was that you didn’t point out that Steve Martin’s stooge was played by Bill Goldberg. This movie was definitely made right after AOL Warner sold WCW to WWE but still had most of its star wrestlers (since Vince wouldn’t take their contracts), and it’s pretty clear Warner was trying to get SOMETHING out of him while still getting paid by them.
Other than that, good job pointing out how there was actually a lot of good stuff in this movie and it could have been better than it ultimately turned out.